Due to the rapid spread of COVID-19, multiple nations have suffered large infection rates, many of which have been recorded, along with specific information on when the cases were first observed, in addition to status on the outcomes of each patient. This data is what we will be basing our research on.
While many countries were hit hard by COVID-19, US was hit the hardest, with a total of 31464810 confirmed cases. On the other end of the spectrum, Comoros suffered the least number of cases, with 49. However, The country that suffered the most deaths suffered 1684929 deaths.
A table was included because it was the most clear way to display specific numeric values, and in this case, was used to show the twenty countries with the most recorded deaths. This table reveals how the US leads the world in number of deaths by a large margin. By listing out the results by number of deaths, we can more easily see the countries that have been most affected by COVID-19, and additional information for those countries
| Country | Confirmed Cases | Recovered Cases | Total Deaths |
|---|---|---|---|
| US | 31464810 | 3460788 | 1684929 |
| Italy | 8057805 | 2211736 | 1025162 |
| Spain | 7952504 | 3282730 | 833391 |
| China | 7442665 | 5428530 | 305817 |
| Germany | 6039054 | 3480471 | 183272 |
| France | 5680108 | 1471182 | 737512 |
| United Kingdom | 4984308 | 25348 | 735428 |
| Iran | 3687232 | 2330420 | 232795 |
| Turkey | 3325094 | 1031075 | 82193 |
| Brazil | 2166180 | 844888 | 141527 |
| Canada | 1549581 | 544413 | 78829 |
| Belgium | 1538687 | 339568 | 208917 |
| Netherlands | 1321384 | 8894 | 147309 |
| Switzerland | 1193056 | 677483 | 54760 |
| India | 905084 | 215556 | 29599 |
| Portugal | 814581 | 36565 | 28458 |
| Sweden | 633667 | 45730 | 66285 |
| Ecuador | 604798 | 51466 | 26838 |
| Ireland | 586373 | 236833 | 29121 |
| Mexico | 477103 | 240781 | 42669 |
This map displays the number of cases per a country. We included this chart because it very clearly displays how the number of COVID19 cases is dispersed throughout the world. As seen below, this graphic reveals that the number of cases in the U.S. far out weighs the number of cases elsewhere.